A break-out board for an integrated RGB LED module. The module has 3 separate LED's (Red, Green & Blue) which can be individually driven by applying a voltage to the appropriate module pin. By mixing different colour intensities an almost unlimited range of colours can be created. The module also includes current limiting resistors designed to allow the module to be directly driven...
A break-out board for an integrated RGB LED module. The module has 3 separate LED's (Red, Green & Blue) which can be individually driven by applying a voltage to the appropriate module pin. By mixing different colour intensities an almost unlimited range of colours can be created. The module also includes current limiting resistors designed to allow the module to be directly driven from a 5V source. This means that it can be directly connected to the digital pins of a microcontroller. 
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A break-out board for an integrated RGB LED module. The module has 3 separate LED's (Red, Green & Blue) which can be individually driven by applying a voltage to the appropriate module pin. By mixing different colour intensities an almost unlimited range of colours can be created. The module also includes current limiting resistors designed to allow the module to be directly driven...
